PCS; A
Stt
Post Gradual
prise compliment
addr^sed to V,
Graduate Studies i,i
official -with the
! 1
i
Residence of the Past
lot entitled. ‘fFcjr
atoH Only, Pleun '
hero analyxiijK
summed uj> In the:
"If tho cdurK^i
prsrtentiftum !ar(| ; lB|
w.w.J look
Industry, 3ec*
tlpn that r«XHi .
take this course
will tflvt* the reit of
"Serlo isly Hpeakir ti[,
set up, in youi new
a sur-
a leter
ead of Post
n J. Bergen,
mpany. The
ea a praise-
thei finest pieces of educational thought
and action directed at, the real education
I
*y
Paul Ro
Paul ^obesbn
and opera star now'tin
and self i appoint id
Communikt doeftri
r
retujrn from a
with another
i
-
New York rally
Speaking before the
ly, sponsored by thd
Affairs, a group
of the graduates that I have ever seen. ! n
"it is heart-warming to find educators
in top-n0tch schools willing to break with
the residence and other requirements of
of a promi- the past, in order to solVe the problems
on’s largest bf the present and the future."
Post Graduation Study planners and
faculty members who have worked tire-
ing the book- lessly toward establishment and recogni-
‘ . Gradu^ tlon of Aheir project should experience a
aye bpeiudtting feeling of satisfaction fr^m^Mr. Bergen's
pk| They can be letter. Their plana and labors are not
tatement: passing unobserved. | ' [
. .Sir manner of The Aggie who Mtudiea to gain his post
jirt the phamplet graduation degree (Bachelor of Philono-
pribus trouble In phy, known uh Ph.b. wants it to mean
«|fertje,comj>etl‘ something to other - ' people besides him-
graduates, who self, especially people In responsible posi-
!|?aptyte Studies, tions,
i|| Mr. Bergen's letter tells us that gen
ii bMicwe you have eral industrial recognition of the !>o»t
jbtflmdnt, one of graduate degree is on the way.
/
A
A
y HAL BOY
YORK-A t
to ai
my trip
sf« the
*
/
Sneak Preview
/
v-
/
iis
Attorney General:
made sev jral strong) js
Anion f other
the Soviet peopl
nation!. He then <
any part Of an
ica :tb chailengjB
myd it all up
thft greatest contemp 1
Press and (speakl
‘there is something
me from breaking W
heads."
Astaire and RogersipOn
Rated Top Entertainment
egro
Wed
ibas
This ilHin’t JtflbeaHik first or most vio
lent attack on v
sidor I lull r
Cuatoms,
- i
eautiful Voice, Damaging Words...
ex-athletic
dignities suffered by the mass of our col-
world traveler ored population,
skador for the We aren’t by any means condemning
l^br^ted his receht the things Robeson is fighting for. But
Sovietf Union we do heartily condemn his manner and
dsjfed Outburst at a
Itudy ValU'«*. (CninpUN).
You/get ft lot of entertainment
for tKe priceiof one admission on
this/double bill, because both com
edos are practically new releases,
besides being of meiitous quality.
/ When socalite, Abigail Forti-
they are still pie best hoofers on /tude, Loretta! Young, finds herself
the screen today. / without sufficient funds to send
her daughter; through college, she
the “
St [Monday
i felcjome-home raU,
Cfyuncil of African
As subversive by
Clark, Robeson
ents.
said he loved
an any other
latl he would defy
^terjic
£ j he i
pat 1
ilbjph] Adtid butburst at a methods. Robeson is n<j>t only doing his
held Just Monday. own personal cause damage by antagoniz
ing the general public, but by his tirades
(which would offend even the most sym*
pamj£& people) and flaunting of the Com-
unist label, he is jeopardizing the position
of the entire^ negro race.
We are even more astonished by Rob
eson’s actions when we read of the ac-
* V w /
complisjhments of such! men as Jackie
jdoihinating Amer- Rpbinson, the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball
icanisni. He sum- star, and former world's heavyweight
fritipg that he had champion Joe Louis. These two men have
r the Democratic excelled in their fields of. endeavor (in
their case, athletics), made occasional dig
nified statements of the mistreatment of
their races, and by reserve and example/
done aijtbousHnd times more for their peo^
pie than Robeson. It nutat hurt these men
to see Robeson tearing down the good will
they have so painstakinjfly, and sometimes
piiinfully, built. : | /
No intelligent perw n denies/that (he
Hrin'l aitle to flu* negro race is teeolviug in raw deal in our
' till kin rang, hr hil/MtiM.fwuiindii of |fno|ile/re wurklhg
it fortuimte, I’irat ait to imphivo thglr lot. |il mo/i cwNes, (Hey
of photographs)
jljinime which keeps
r cameras: over your
hat
moat. !p}
Hornet imetf we ;l
uVe Itotienm on
betM| one. ol‘ ihg nfl)
a foon»all War'
er, RoheHoti imltiw!
|iM Arnericaus con-
ufinhed habits and
Inlet* as an opera sing
hh'ie and I'oHone far
/
thy, crovded l|vit)
and prlviAlo i adit I
r V
out of p 'op* rljihi io (he less favored of
nla fatjo, Fot him It jure have been no fib
IIMI
[ess
jua iers, no hunger
e of the general In-
/
are,making decided ju'bgress, Mu I Rohe-
son's tlhoughtless aetlon^ ean only] serve
ip hinder Ihelr work. V ;d;
You would think fftat In all his world
t *HVels the man wo/d have picked ttp-a
1 ttle diplomacy. /
I'hc HarklcyR of; llraftdwny
(MfiM) starring Frrd Aatalrc,
(iingcr Rogera, and Oacar Le*
vant. (Palace).
Fled Astaire and Ginger Rogers
are reunited in this \ technical ex
travaganza, and undoubtedly prove
ill the ‘
today.
When Broadways top danc
ing team. Josh and Dina Barkley
became jealous of each others
ability, the sparks begin to /fly.
Their manager, Oscar Levant,
does his best to keep the two
together, but when Dinar is of
fered the lead in ;a dramatic
production, she jumgs at the
chance, and the partnership is
dimolvted. /
Dina finds the change from mus
ical comedy to straight drama
evep more difficult then anticipat
ed, but it is the after rehearsal
phone calls frogi her: director, real
ly Josh, which/enlighten her to the
point of achieving Success.
Josh is rewarded for his phone
caUs whep DJna discovers who the
impersonator really is, and all
ends weiyJor.-the Barkleys. The
film is top entertainment from
start/ to finish. Besides having
dapping appeal, theiie is plenty for
th/ eyes to gaze jon, and just
etw^en you and mi*, Ginger Rog
ers’ feet aren’t her- only asset.
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Double Feature . j!
That Wonderful Urge (20th
Century Fox) starring Tyrone
Power and Gene Tierney. (Caip-'
pps). Mother wa* a Freshman
20th Century Fox) starring
Loretta Voting, Va(i Johnson, and
Book Probe
Put on Shelf
Cl j i i
WAHHINUTON, June 22-
(A 1 *), A projrutwl t'oitgroo.
Hlotml prom* of Mchmil ImokM
ttppettml to imvo bnekflml
Into a hounr uiuAmerlcnn nc-
livltiei cofmtilUw iivftfllplwoittet,
fell, soldier, I
into memory,. I went
foxholes of Europe that I remem
bered.
And if you plan to revisit the
battlefields that still disturb your
dreams, maybe I can give you a
tip or two.
The main thing, I would say,
don’t go back alone if you can
'/ help it. YouTl find it quite a shock
to see how much the earth has
swallowed your war.
I don’t know just how to put
into words the feeling ypu get
when you learn that the foxho!
you remember ao well doji’t
member you at all now.- no mo|re
than a hotel bed recalls Its last
guest. Rut it is a mixed feeling)—
h kind of resentment at life and
death change, nnd an utter lone-
line** and desolation of spirit,
Tlmt is why it is lieittoi' to go
back with someone who lean shsjie
that feeliitg~a buddy or a group
of buddies. Together you ran bat
ter forgive the soli that once gave
you shelter and now has forgotten
you altogether. >.
1 know. I went bufk with a
group of 47 war correspondent*.
And we were grateful afterword
that we'd had each other's co;mi-
>«y
ether you should
e along, soldier, jl
she’s the^ right
T sure^—okay. But.there
other kind who jaws:
a battlefield ? I’d ra
blonde ruin I hear you
with m Belgium.”
11 This type of w fe it w
better to jettison in Par
Looking back oyer this
lold(iar, 1 wonder f I ha'
you the impression that
Worthwhile to make this
memory at all because it
uoo painful. Well, jf I did,
/
p
V
/'/.
lei of
• .J
n.
•v !
, - • k
m
Cl, ll
IS
is very much worth-
ilJ' | l L . i '/> .. .; I v $.\i
but one pain aome-
ouL another. Too
ho fought (he war
hugged it too long
hearts and minds now.
made war a terrible
mistress who taught
gaAe them little, and
y|)uth.
cures an old ro-
ing the old sweet-
ft iyean after. And that
to go back, sol-'
the war in proper
jumps at the scholarship offered
by her hate grandmother, to any
girl \yhose fijst name is “Abigail”.
With the; coaching of her
daughter, Retty Lynn, Abagail
passes the entrances examina
tions and becomes a freshman in
college. Mother’s brains might
need sharpening but not her
looks for Abigal is fully qual
ified in this respect.
Complications between mother
and daughter arise when mother
invades the ■ stomping grounds of
.said daughter, one professor, Van
Johnson. Abjgail is the winner of
the two because a childish crush
is overcome [ by an understanding
daughter, j
There are) laughs a plenty in
both of theSe movies, and should
more than satisfy the audience*.
Chicago Broadcast
Farmers Program
1 ' % I *
A transcription made at WTAW
for the American Fitrmer Program
will’ he carried on 154 stations by
the ABC Network from Chicago,
JUne 2bth fjrom 12;JO to t, Andy
Adam, Extcindon radio editor haul,
fM INiriTUTf FieuflfSM
MfOMl UUff OH IHOIVIOUA
FM UfflOHAtIO YIABI.
iaui
A
V
19*40
lif' Zli
SI H Hi
Six Locals To
Attend Frisco
Home Ec Meet
Six women from HHe Texas
Extension Service headquart
ers staff will leave tomorrow / * !
for San Francisco, California,, ) ' Tlye Area Rent JDfttecsj jr
where they will attend and tion from Housing Expedl ex
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T
W:,
r
iil
1950
v This means that O
rest of B.i^zos County
hadl been previously
take part in the annual meet- tire Bryan Defense
ing of the American Home June_20, 1949.
Economics Association, ac
cording to G. G. Gibson, di-i
rector of the Texas Extension
Service. I 1/1
Those making the trip will be
Gladys Martin, assistant state bpmq
demonstration agent; Mrs. Bernice
Claytor, extension home manage
ment specialist; Louise Mpspn, i ex-j]
tension foods and nutrition Special
ist; Lyciile Shultz, associate foods
and nutrition specialist; Miirgaret
Jackson, assistant foods ajid nu
trition specialist; and Mary jRoiuth,
extension clothing specialis(.
These women wdl also attend the
pre-convention meeting of the Ex
tension Service Department, j j;j
With the exception of Mr*, (jlayf
tor and Mis* Mason, the group will
return to College Station July fi.
Mrs. Claytor and Miss Mason [will
leAye for San Francisco for; Berk/
(he
dt
that only Bryan land th(|
orated part of; the count
be affected.
The Housing Expediti
in decontrolling the en 1
which consists * <jf Bra
followed the Bryan Ci0
mission’s necommendatiq
trolling the city of Br;
Housing Expediter is i
by Congress to Jd^contr
mainder of an area wi
A
168
• FROM
HJRN—Stud6ir
itical science
ture put two
many of you doqjt
the world aftef yet
of arms were
! ma
\\U
“How man
rose timidl
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ILY NORTHWEST- 'So far a» loyalty goe8, U.S. employees
;empofaL A pol* sjeore at least 99.6%. FBI Director J. Ed-
8tri|ic|tor concluding a lec- gar Hopvcr reported last week that of
tp his class: “How 2,641,717 Government employees or pro-
what happens to spective employees checked 2,531,936 had
’ he asked. Scores been cleared absolutely. The FBI had or
dered full investigations of 9,394 cases;
only 86 had been dismissed as disloyal.
Ml
Hi'lmui nf Ak'b'hhiiiri lb. I/
UuM, liaMilinf llm Dsii'y tiiinliuml
ry DaiiHiinAiiti Dr, U. K Hlii'mlo
k**nv»ici*t itjid piiijaut Ivhih'i 1 ,
Thi* iii'ujbci wax tmuh* pu**ild«
by ilia tli'IspNi'cti mid Mmkatiiiif
Ad of ti'40 mid Involve* pai'Mcl-
(inUnn by ijll Houilidit plfttan, R
i* fltmuml jlliHiugli Htuh* and fud*
Rcpubilcaii cimuiiitlw t'liil apBrofllitlmui.
b.i it rt | V / idjjfmocfttt* fol- Taxn* pHtlt in tin* project in to
““ Ji'isVy with Brahman and
Field Day Hel
Brazos Farmei
1!
Quid
'i
abiion
re A';
i nty-
JmH
dfcoiii-
Tight
i,
Field Day jkai.held ljjj| !
ricultural Expciijment Btr
tonlay jit the Bjiazo* Rl,
Luboratiu-y here] ’ i |
The morning Whh
It"
V: George
the art of
nately, the polwi
nver
Tha B ki
ty of Cofl
.Jday afto:
Ullon ia
year, A
, The A
crHItod to
ed herein, j
are?” Fodr hands
fli
i
—TIME.
r ■ i D
N . ; / . /'r . . I •> j. i* f ! . ^ i Y . # « /.
hkw\ She had lost /; Ttoacoe Drummond: What this coun-
but not), unfortu- try needs is less public speaking and more
ech.
/
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private thinking.
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T
ion
SintefMl u
f Offlot
Uw Act of
i. i
•t c«i
of Cm
/ Nowa
Goodwin I
Ofiica, Ro
BILL BIL
MAHVIN
rtiMUa Kin
CUl
Ifctirjr liOiHiii/
W. K. Celvl) -
Arthur $ur
tt.llMUl
Andy Uni’!'
The Battal
"Soldifr, Statesman, Knightly Gentleman"
Sullivan Ross, Founder of Aggie Tradition!
dAnounred it
lowed through with a prediction
that the committee will drop It like
ft hot potato. / ] / ’*
Committee. Clialrman Wood (D-
Ga.) said he was at a loss to
“know what all the shooting is
about” and insisted that the com
mittee is not investigating text
books../ ■ ; J
“Purdy preliminary steps,” he
told) newsmen, have been taken by
committee investigators as a re
sult of complaints by the sons of
the American Revolution. These
complaints, he said, made “some
very grave charges” (involving
Communism in schools.
vr thihk,” Wood said, “that the
educators themselves would be 1 in
terested in refuting the charges if
they are not true.jrl.
The Inquiry waf j undertaken by
the 'committee stai|Ef “at the re
quest of some of the majority
members” and Without the ad
vance knowledge of the republi-
j
Official Notice
l-i- / /' ' '
Agriculli«'c; Exiici'lmant HUitimu J.J!, t S Mode n llmii/
•' Nl ^ ^ ^ |, )fr lii^lbiH ^ ^
.T*' miiMilcii flaid j tripii!|“^ , lion flcliL, 'vlu ie MiUp
iMcimuH nn ilMliolnir n IhaH ui»':l''Ik itithla lb IftRlH<f k W| 01
‘ livability, space, ur artfa ai)ang«i' yield*, lolling iiuapj*, l)ili|l III
tiieiii, fui'nikhiiijg and ^quipniag k| torfelllty and all llie idpilrl
hitme d'eiimdelink hauaf**, and,Rmk that gij with gnii)l agr4iifili.il
In Judge the livability *|f the hlmwJ ! T’he atijeinnuil peilei
Mr*, Claytur will I'eiutd July!'giopp diik'uaalo i amiri i'I
*** ■/ ' i ' mnl iiiaw“ J
ill end tile Nil
tnl Wwikijhott
mwts
Zebu cattle] j A few of the states
have already begun tltolr program
with Louisiana crossing Red Slnd-
bi from I idia with Jersey and
Brown Swiss; Smith Carolina—
1 Holstein, Bj'own Swiss, and Guern
sey; Temi'ssee—inbred lines of
Jersey.
This project may take twenty to
twenty-five; years to accomplish
its purpose in providing a dairy
string for tjie South, Adam said.
Welding Shop Gets
Testing Machine
The installation of a 60,000 pound
testing machine in the new welding
shops is J nearly completed, an-
. nounced L.i G. Berryman, professor
of mechaqical engineering. '
The machine is part of the equip
ment obtained for work in the
metallurgy department and in oth
er fields cf research. j.
The approximate cost of the
Mis* Mason, will at(4)1*1 lljc Nii-
nil ashassmetit Of
tlHInu Institute
This one ciivcis
nutcitinnal status, ijiethods iyfi
measuring nutriUonal statui. atidf
the evaluation and Htiplicatidn of!
this information.
She will’Return July 18, Gibson
concluded. ' .
rot THOSE WHO j
DEMAND THE BEST .
• / • * : / f
' College Shoe Repair
North Gate
machine
concluded.
jawirnrr*
lam
i^aparoLthe^Agricultural and Machanlcal Cpjlega of Texaa and the
i hoi V#
ring holidays and
on Monday, Wcdn
urtilahcd on reqacii
Ml MMKK Mi HOOl, UNAUI ATRM
moaa week and circulated every Monday through
(nation pwiuds. During the summer The Bat-
Friday,. Bubsoriptld
AppllcAtloiM lor noprM* to b« nwarded
'UBW ^
Inf nccoptMi by ii*> n*ililr*r'« Offtc*
the end o* the'Summer Heemon #r*,nnw
exclusively to tho use for rejmblicatlon
IItoil In the pft|«r and local news of apor
of all other mi ttor herein are alao roaervod.
Member of / ;
Awodated Prew
nade by telephotos
»y bo placed by ‘
i.y/,.
ivTONfePH.
n rata 94.80 per school
. .1- }j -1.
of all now* dispatches
taneoua origin publish-
asUoRatlr by Wattoesl 1,4*
wrtlelna Servlee Im., al Nee York C Mr.
Okkaao, Lm Aniolw. a«4 lu rraneliM.
14) or at the editorial office, Room S
(4-6824) or at tha Student Activil
f .
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All miidenie who e*p*<’t >o uafiplete the
rfimremtnt* tor eillisr » Il»«holor'« De-
gree, UortAr of Veterimtry Medicine De-
e«, or Mneter'e Dearee by the end or
e Mummer Miould file form*! *pptie*lion
r the deyree imimtduuely. Appllc*lion
•nk* sre evKilshle ill the Mesliarar'e Of*
las* •/ -
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P, X llelvry,
«i*iru Writer
... (Ph^ioarephtr
llrml Uulmw, lUrfly Row, J.e Trevino Photo Rnaraver*.
Kenneth ilMsral...^ /. .i...., Atsiff Oertoortlet
8*11 .tllKaln, Aiurty Ifredrlrkel.,, Advrelielni UepreeeuUtne«
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Co-Editor*
r
Iporte Co-Mitoe.
HOTARD’S
A rrodrr, tme
— letter.
)title, wrote a
L> ■ i '
Said nur |Kiet, titan a Hen was
all wetter;
Haiti the Barg, with a grin,
aa he wiped oft| hla pen.
If you can, let'|i nee you do
better. (•
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m
vas $10,000, Berryman
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Bryan 2-iSW
TODA1' thru SAl'.
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LAST DAY
Cornell H IM
Maureen O'HBrn
4 i
The Home Stretch’
\ ThuPNlay k Friday
yii ' ’ : ‘"j T . j‘r v
fUnknown Island*
—with—
VIBOaflA OEEY
BARTON Mac LANE
PHILLIP REED
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AMe A CAIf OM
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Kinl answji't iiprkui, H
s'idiJeHs ijpflin IVHiniM'if
erti/ts, Insttvl nnd mlt-riV
Mini fatm nmt'l!iiiu>iI
ihmiovem^nt, . i ,
The field day was Hh ifldf 1
nil farmers and ngricuItjlM
et’s irt thi-JA ctHinlles' iji inle
lege Station nitta. /- |.
1 J—/—/-hH'H-Z
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II
.. >redominan
area lujitjh 80 percer
units
-rl 9
it t'’Willi
ti|ols|
a( Ide
tl i*
ft r i|t|
in w
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8
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Expediter
(•6:‘iyed official notifica-
If. Woods, that the en-
decontrolled effectiv®
/ ■ j/'L'-'
is included along wit’d
ri--—-4—-
inant portion is decontrol
ocal government, 1
Bennmgflold, area re n t
said, “Inasmuch ns Bryaa
part of tha
of the rental
within its city limits, I- rec-
tld *d that the entire county
Jt o itrolled.” ; ! '
Ot 1 "
Y
itrols
* ■
I
“oKimately 6^000 rental uii-
pUme out from under ddn-
; rent director stated. 1 , He
(t all actions pending in
4 office, such as petitions
itms at^l jnlrreases in rent,
1 ka tenants Complaints, will
|m ssed.
Oulpepper, |Coltegc Station
, k M
ijvho had planned to pro-
i i ccontrul resolution to the
icontrui resolution to tne
t4itio|i/city council in the
■re, whom Informed that
t*GUn w|a* Included in
Hi! order »aid. "Tlmt*
save !mi> (mine tiou*
0*
lijMltrol ord
H 0, , ; J . r
Ft upiMir wlun ciunmoiM '
t)|at | time wore a few plecei) of
Oillegh Mtatiiiifi which
iseil alkiui Ilf per vent
y haV* 1 heehr Stmseri
it *«M ih
VT
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laisei
)4nti »e thwy na. r „ r ..
Since] Ih y * lud sahl that he did mil
a itlil pS e any large, general Ip
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